（吉隆坡12日讯）JAKS资源（JAKS Resources Bhd）（KL:JAKS）与中国电力工程顾问集团国际工程有限公司（China Power Engineering Consulting Group International Engineering Co Lt，简称CPECC INT’L）合作，竞标开发能源委员会第五大型太阳能计划（LSS5）的500兆瓦交流电（MWac）太阳能光伏（PV）电站。 

CPECC INT’L是电力工程综合服务供应商中国电力工程顾问集团有限公司（CPECC）的子公司。

JAKS资源表示，独资子公司JAKS Solar Power Holdings私人有限公司（JSPH）已与CPECC INT’L签署谅解备忘录（MOU），建立独家合作关系开发太阳能光伏电站。

根据谅解备忘录，双方同意组建一个财团，其中JAKS将持有51％股份，CPECC INT’L将持股49％，共同竞标、开发、融资、建设和经营太阳能光伏电站。

如果能源委员会授予该项目，双方同意建立一家特殊用途公司（SPV）来实施该项目。

双方将在投标截止日期前合作研究、规划和准备项目招标文件，以可接受的担保和条款安排项目融资，并分担外部顾问和必要准备工作的费用。

JAKS资源表示，该谅解备忘录自签署之日起生效，有效期为1年，除非延期或发生其他事件（例如项目授予另一方或提案请求流程被取消），否则将自动终止。

“谅解备忘录不会使任何一方对另一方产生任何财务义务。在签署最终协议之前，不会产生任何财务影响。”

KUALA LUMPUR (July 12): Construction and power utilities group JAKS Resources Bhd (KL:JAKS) has partnered with Shanghai-based China Power Engineering Consulting Group International Engineering Co Ltd (CPECC INT’L) to bid for the development of solar photovoltaic (PV) plants with a maximum aggregate capacity of 500 megawatt of alternating current (MWac), under the Energy Commission’s fifth Large Scale Solar (LSS5) programme.

CPECC INT’L is a subsidiary of the power engineering integrative service provider China Power Engineering Consulting Group Co Ltd (CPECC).

In an exchange filing on Friday, JAKS said that its wholly owned unit JAKS Solar Power Holdings Sdn Bhd (JSPH) had entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with CPECC INT’L to establish an exclusive collaboration to develop the solar PV plants.

Under the MOU, both parties agreed to form a consortium, where JAKS will hold a 51% stake and CPECC INT’L will hold 49%, to jointly bid, develop, finance, construct, and operate the solar PV plants.

Should the project be awarded by the Energy Commission, both parties agree to establish a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to implement the project.

Both parties will collaborate on the study, planning, and preparation of the project bidding document by the bid closing date, arrange project financing with acceptable guarantees and terms, and share costs for external consultants and necessary preparations.

JAKS said the MOU is effective upon signing, lasting one year, and will terminate automatically unless extended or upon the occurrence of other events, such as the project being awarded to another party or the request for proposal process being cancelled.

“The MOU will not give rise to any financial obligation by one party to the other. It will not have any financial effects until the signing of the definitive agreement,” it added.

In a separate statement, JAKS chief executive officer Andy Ang Lam Poah expressed enthusiasm about partnering with CPECC again after a successful collaboration in Vietnam.

“By leveraging our combined capabilities and expertise, we are confident in the success of our bid. This collaboration aligns with the group’s overall vision to grow our power and energy segment and further enhances the commitment to expand our renewable energy portfolio,” Ang added.

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